Washington Post columnist Henry Olsen hosts this week's episode of Cure America and asks CURE's board members a very hard question as we explore the State of Black America: Do blacks belong in America? This question will shock many people, as it should, but it's a question CURE's board members believe Americans must ask. Guests include CURE board members Pastor Marc Little, William Allen, Ph.D., and Star Parker.
Founded and run by Star Parker, the Center for Urban Renewal and Education is a non-profit think tank based in Washington, DC. Our mission is to fight poverty and restore dignity through the messages of faith, freedom, and personal responsibility.
Government-mandated lockdown is all about giving politicians enormous arbitrary power.
The majority of the American public have bought into the idea that government can solve their problems.
The moral chaos that defines what those on the left today conceive to be freedom, has little to do with the vision of freedom of the Christian men and women who founded and built the nation.
New York should be a poster child for the nation about what not to do, about the path we should not take.
Well-funded and aggressive disinformation campaigns the left disseminates into black communities shut down good news and manufactures bad news.
When we are talking about life and death, we are talking about life's meaning and how that plays out in our culture.
Published research studies and white papers on key topics that impact poverty, such as personal retirement and medical savings accounts, housing and school choice vouchers, family stability, charity choice, labor law, and welfare reform.
Provide daily internet blogs (BlackCommunityNews.com) and weekly television roundtable discussions (Cure America with Star Parker) that specifically target the black Christian community with alternative views on current events, politics, and headline news.
Educate and equip our private CUREnet of conservative pastors who serve our nation's at-risk, poor, and most vulnerable with information on congressional initiatives, public policy ideas, and current debates that affect their congregations and communities.
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